针对疾病的制药行业现状俯瞰与未来预测

AMED( 日本版NIH) 及其制药企业,政策制定·战略规划需要佐证。为此,本研究尝试基于新的指标体系进行制药行业的现状俯瞰与未来预测。本篇从药物与在研药物的适用症角度出发,分析不同种类疾病的药物开发现状。具体来说,进行了基于国际专利分类(IPC) 的分析及其各种疾病的分析。     

Transnational Education in the Slovak Republic: Threat or Challenge?

This article discusses the pros and cons of transnational higher education offerings from the vantage point of a small Central European country, the Slovak Republic, and with special reference to franchising. Transnational higher education offerings are definitely needed, not only in the Slovak Republic, but in the other countries of Central and Eastern Europe as well, existing national higher education systems and institutions not being sufficiently developed to cope with increasing enrolment pressures. But there need to be adequate safeguards against fraudulent offerings, debased standards, and other such problems. The implantation of two franchised campuses of City University, Bellevue, Washington (USA) is cited as a very positive example of a foreign higher education institution that has been able to successfully integrate itself into the fabric of Slovak higher education by faithfully complying with all Slovak higher education regulations and offering high-quality course programmes.     

药品开发主体分析

日本版NIH及其制药企业,政策制定·战略规划需要佐证。本研究尝试基于新的指标体系进行制药产业的现状俯瞰与预测未来。连载第三篇着眼于持有在研药物(pipeline)主体的规模及其种类,分析了掌控医药品开发的关键主体。其结果表明美国的强项在于中小企业与创业企业。另一方面,日本中小企业与创业企业没有承担像美国那样的角色。     

对外汉语口语教学中面临的问题及思考

分析当前对外汉语口语课所肩负的任务,以及其中所存在的问题。某些口语课依然存在以讲授语言点为重点,而不是侧重语言技能的训练。教学进度与练习时间冲突。在语言环境不够真实的情况下,教学方法又太过传统。在教学实践中,各任课教师集体备课,协调词汇语法教学任务。以及走出课堂,充分利用学校和社会语言环境等方法对提高口语课的实效都很有帮助。     

THE INTERNATIONALIZATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION: A POINT OF VIEW FROM A DEVELOPING COUNTRY

This article takes a close analytical look at the internationalization of higher education, asking penetrating questions with regard to its basis, its forms, and its results. The author is particularly concerned with problems of asymmetry with regard to the educational links, particularly at higher education level, between the developed western democracies and the developing countries. Going beyond the question of brain drain, the article probes the problem of the alienation of third world academics trained in the higher education institutions of developed countries. While on the balance the author praises the results of the internationalization of higher education and, at any rate, recognizes that it is here to stay, he cautions all those involved in it be aware of who in fact gains and who loses as a result of it.     

Das Bildungssystem der Sozialistischen Föderativen Republik Jugoslawien (SFRJ)

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